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Flow balancing in extrusion dies for thermoplastic profiles Part I: Automatic design

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Flow balancing in extrusion dies for thermoplastic profiles Part I: Automatic design
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Article in International Scientific Journal
Year
2003
Authors
Nobrega, JM
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Carneiro, OS
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Oliveira, PJ
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F. T. Pinho
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Journal
Vol. 18 No. 3
Pages: 298-306
ISSN: 0930-777X
Publisher: Walter De Gruyter
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Authenticus ID: P-000-FB2
Abstract (EN): To achieve a specified geometry for an extruded profile, together with a minimal degree of internal stresses, flow balancing of the die is required. To attain this objective, the flow along a profile die channel must be accurately described, and this demands a computational code able to predict complex 3D non-isothermal flow patterns. In this work new methodologies for flow balancing are implemented and illustrated. The design code developed to carry out the automatic search of a final geometry consists of an optimisation routine coupled with geometry and mesh generators and a 3D computational code based on the finite volume method. The issues discussed and described here encompass recent developments, namely the implementation of two alternative optimisation algorithms for the automatic search of a final solution, the enhancement of the strategies previously developed to balance the flow, some improvements in the routine used to generate the mesh and the adoption of a progressive mesh refinement technique. The examples show that the proposed methodology performs well and the solution is attained in just a few minutes of calculation without any user intervention during the calculation process.
Language: English
Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific
No. of pages: 9
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